"Resource Unavailable" is very common for any DBA and generally resource with "resource type" is used by another resource apart from many other reasons.The basic approach is to check for the "Resource Type" ,"Reason" and "Name" in the DSNU message in your sysout.Accordingly check for the status of the object in DB2Interactive or any other third party tool that your site uses.
You can use the comm -DIS DATABASE (DBNAME) SP(SPNAME) CLAIMERS LIMIT(2000)
Depending on your needs choose from several options present for DIS DATABASE command in DB2 Command Reference.
The Most common Resource Types are-
00000100 Database DB
00000200 Table space DB.SP
00000201 Index space DB.SP
00000202 Table space RD.DB.TS
00000210 Partition DB.SP.PT
00000220 Data set DSN
You can also check the LPL state or any restrictive state of the object by using
-DIS DATABASE (DBNAME) SP(SPNAME) LPL
-DIS DATABASE (DBNAME) SP(SPNAME) RES respectively.
The most common reason for Resource Unavailable with 00C90080 reason code implies that your Resource is in READONLY(RO) mode and you are trying to do some update operations that needs RW access. You can simply Start the DB with Access RW and rerun your job.
Cheers !!!
You can use the comm -DIS DATABASE (DBNAME) SP(SPNAME) CLAIMERS LIMIT(2000)
Depending on your needs choose from several options present for DIS DATABASE command in DB2 Command Reference.
The Most common Resource Types are-
00000100 Database DB
00000200 Table space DB.SP
00000201 Index space DB.SP
00000202 Table space RD.DB.TS
00000210 Partition DB.SP.PT
00000220 Data set DSN
You can also check the LPL state or any restrictive state of the object by using
-DIS DATABASE (DBNAME) SP(SPNAME) LPL
-DIS DATABASE (DBNAME) SP(SPNAME) RES respectively.
The most common reason for Resource Unavailable with 00C90080 reason code implies that your Resource is in READONLY(RO) mode and you are trying to do some update operations that needs RW access. You can simply Start the DB with Access RW and rerun your job.
Cheers !!!
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